by Sydney Smith on May 16, 2010
NJ Supreme Court Rules media can’t be sued for accurately reporting pretrial documents
In a split decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that media outlets cannot be sued for reporting from pretrial...
In a split decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that media outlets cannot be sued for reporting from pretrial...
Journalists are obliged by ethical codes of practice to honor their commitments to anonymous sources. But does this ethical obligation ...
The New Hampshire Supreme Court set a state standard for how to handle anonymous commenters and defined a mortgage industry...
Australian Broadcasting Corp's ABC News Watch called out the journal Science for publishing a fake climate image with its letter on global...
Where's the fact checking? Apparently not at NBC Chicago and MSNBC who reported "an obviously fake story" about two pro...
iMediaEthics recently reported that as a result of New York University professor Jay Rosen's suggestion, ABC would have PolitiFact fact check...
iMediaEthics is a non-profit news site. On April 26, three journalism centers published a roundtable report, “Ethics for the New Investigative Newsroom"...
British elections were May 6. Hopefully, the questionable photos that were spread throughout the campaign by at least one political party...
Hyperlocal news sites have been popping up a lot lately, especially with Patch.com's expansion, as a possible alternative to newspapers' sagging...
Tiger fauxtographer Zhou Zhenglong, who created a national scandal two years ago with his faked photographs of rare tigers, was jailed for...